Category Archives: Book vs. Movie
The Sisters Brothers
Book vs. Movie I will warn you that there are some spoilers here. Wow. The two formats could not be any more different from each other. The only thing really true to the actual novel was the characters (I … Continue reading
Wonder
Book vs. Movie I read the book and loved it. Even though it is a young adult novel, it speaks to a wide audience. It was such a special story that I was very excited when I found out … Continue reading
The Imitation Game
Book vs. Movie The book recounting Alan Turing’s life is remarkable and interesting (sometimes going beyond my comprehension, because I am quite horrible at math). The movie was based on the biography but it seemed to make more sense … Continue reading
Me Before You
Book vs. Movie I was excited when I found out they were doing a movie of this book. I somehow knew it would be a gem because it was filmed in the UK and featured British actors. I was … Continue reading
The Girl on the Train
Book vs. Movie Those who have read the book first will be slightly thrown off when watching the movie. The reason is because in this case, there are quite a few differences, even though they are minor or not … Continue reading
Fifty Shades of Grey
Book vs. Movie It took me a long time to finally see the movie after reading the book but it was even longer to finish the trilogy. I have heard many negative comments about the film: how bad it … Continue reading
Gone Girl
Book vs. Movie Ok, I watched the movie first and I was like, “What????” I already knew the main twist to the story, so that wasn’t the surprise. Actually, I thought the spoiler aspect would be at the … Continue reading
The Book of Negroes
Book vs. Movie Ok. I know that the book was never made into a feature film but it is certainly close enough. When a novel has been produced into a six-part mini-series and features stars such as Cuba … Continue reading
Sleeping Beauty
Book vs. Movie Put away any old traditional tales you have heard time and again, with regards to Sleeping Beauty, when you were growing up. The modern re-make (starring Angelina Jolie) will put all those legends to rest. Maleficent … Continue reading